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General Knowledge Quiz for Wednesday, 21 December 2022

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Q1. What was the name of the Roman road that stretched from Dover, Kent, almost to Shrewsbury, Shropshire, a distance of 322 km (200 miles)?

A
Appian Way
B
Watling Street
C
Fosse Way
D
Via Misericordia
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Q2. Which of these mountain ranges runs along the east coast of the USA?

A
The Andes
B
The Rocky Mountains
C
The Appalachian Mountains
D
The Apennines
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Q3. The dessert "sachertorte" contains what main ingredient?

A
Onions
B
Chocolate
C
Oranges
D
Coffee
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Q4. What does an emetic make you do?

A
Vomit
B
Urinate
C
Sneeze
D
Bleed
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Q5. American author Angie Thomas's novel "On the Come Up" (2019) follows the experience of a teenager as a what?

A
Rapper
B
Opera singer
C
Poker competitor
D
Deep-sea diver
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Q6. How does one tell a potentially winning cob or conker?

A
Put them in water and choose from among those that sink
B
Put them in water and choose from among those that float
C
By its colour
D
By the method and frequency with which their tree has been pruned or brutted
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Q7. James Prescott Joule have his name to a unit of energy, and to what else?

A
Joule-Thomson Effect: temperature change in an insulated environment
B
A drummer in a Canadian indie rock band
C
The wife of a celebrity chef
D
Decorative valuables
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